New Religious Movements (NRMs) are groups that aim to redefine traditional belief systems by offering an alternative way of life based on spiritual ideals and practices. One aspect that these...
New religious movements that promote free love have gained popularity in recent years, challenging traditional norms and expectations surrounding intimacy, sexuality, and committed relationships....
New Religious Movements Promote Free Love
There has been an increasing trend of people turning to alternative spiritual practices that promote free love, also known as open relationships or...
Children of God (The Family International) is a Christian movement founded in Huntington Beach, California, United States in 1968 by David Berg, who was later succeeded by Karen Zerby (also known as...
New religious movements have been known to incorporate unconventional sexual practices that challenge ethical norms and establish alternative forms of intimacy within their communities. These...
New religious communities that practice free love often have different beliefs about sexual desire, relational commitments, and moral decision-making than traditional religions. Free love refers to...
The article discusses how the free-love ideology challenges traditional moral concepts related to human sexual behavior. It examines the impact of this ideology on relationship commitments and...
Religious communes are groups of people who share similar beliefs, values, and practices and live together for spiritual reasons. Communes may have different rules regarding sexuality depending on...
Religious sexual norms are the rules or codes that regulate sexual behavior according to the teachings of a particular religion. Marital ethics refers to the beliefs and values associated with...
New Religious Movements Shape Sexual Desire
Throughout history, human beings have sought ways to satisfy their innate desires for sex and intimacy, including through spiritual experiences. New...